Terms of Service (SaaS)

TEMPLATE / DRAFT — not yet legally binding.These terms are a draft pending review and finalisation by a qualified lawyer and a native Dutch legal reviewer before they become binding. The Dutch version is canonical for use with NL professionals. Clauses still to be completed are marked [REVIEW]. Questions, or want to see a draft version? Emailinfo@pbw.life.

1. Parties and definitions

2. The service

pbw.life provides SaaS booking software: a public booking page, calendar and schedule management, deposit collection (via the Professional's own Mollie account), notifications, and record-keeping. The Professional can set per service whether it takes place at the client's location or at the Professional's own location; a fixed salon or premises is not a requirement for using the Service. [REVIEW: feature list per plan.]

3. Subscription, trial and fees

4. The Professional's responsibilities

5. Payments to the Professional (deposits)

Deposits paid by end clients settle to the Professional's own Mollie account. pbw.life does not hold client funds. Payment processing terms are governed by the Professional's agreement with Mollie. Mollie acts as an independent controller for payment data. [REVIEW.]

6. Data protection

pbw.life processes end-client personal data asprocessor on the Professional's behalf. Mollie acts as an independent controller for payment data. See also ourPrivacy Policy.

No final Data Processing Agreement has been published yet. It will be provided before your subscription is activated and must be agreed separately at that point; only then does it form part of these terms. To see the draft, emailinfo@pbw.life. [REVIEW: have the Data Processing Agreement reviewed by counsel and published, then replace this paragraph with a direct link.]

7. Availability, support and liability

pbw.life aims for high availability but does not guarantee uninterrupted service. pbw.life is not liable for the quality of the beauty services the Professional provides to end clients. [REVIEW: availability/SLA targets, support scope, limitation of liability and indemnities — to be drafted by counsel.]

8. Term, suspension and termination

[REVIEW: term, notice period, suspension for non-payment, data export/deletion on termination, and the effect on the Data Processing Agreement — to be drafted by counsel.]

9. Changes to the terms

We may update these terms. [REVIEW: change-notification mechanism and how acceptance is obtained.]

10. Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by the laws of the Netherlands. Disputes will be resolved by the competent Dutch court. [REVIEW: forum selection.]